Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
IphIgenia which appear to me to be SO
 applicable to this same National Guard

IphIgenia which appear to me to be so
 applicable to this same National Guard
 And raw iu fields the rude militia swsrn.:
 Mouths without hands: maintained at vast CT ] pense.
 In sss,s charge. in war a weak defence;
 Stout once month t;ey march. a blistering
 And ever but in times of need, ct hand.'
 The committee on militia and mill. ' t6'y off .irs introduced this bill and the | manner of it was thus: The report of ! the Adjutaut General was submitted to
 them by tEe house 10 investigate, and on | looking over iS the committee found to | their eonsiernati1n that the Legislature ! wus required to appropriate money to ! discharge such bills as this: For board ing 6 lieu ieranfs horse 225 days, S225 and charges. the exact amount of which ] do not remember. were made for oys- ! ters and canned goods, which at lesst
 demonstrate the fact that If the Ma tiCnsl Guard ot Arizona dIdn't amount ' tc much Gs a D'ilitary organization, they OUgh. at least to merit the respect and aduIGn,ion of thsir feliow.citizens, az
 exp3ucnts Of the noble art ot eUicurian- LAu Ah4 1NA AAtAs ENEglaHIlUR
 gratilu.e, by having thrown of. with
 such a daunlless disregard Cf public
 opinion, the trammels which have heep
 thrown sround and about our mistaken
 Ideas of civilization, by our prOgenitOrs,
 the Pilgrim Father. who c1aiented
 themselves with be IDS Gnt propagatsd
 ihe i.es that that WAS the diet under
 which Warhke spirit best founsbei
 H~.Ha. T. IL.
 tlquatsd cusses (excuse my familiarity ID their ul.imstumi Imagine .O your sell, O CITIZEN. the insane desire that nnitnates the breast or the rugged Sa. uonal Guardsman. as he surveys the typographical snd weird pictufesqueness o' hcli-doZan rRv tor fried as the case | mayr bel tO fall upon and ennihilate | the blood thirsty Apache or any one | else that rofns ses to support the consti- | futon Of the United States.
 We had quite a field day to- day on | tbc Water rights bilr' of Mir. Smith's, l w hose eloquence yielded st will, that | fierce democrstie,' ss be expoUnded the teutets of the bill; but the dem ccrsis ihnught there wss some snag hidden beneath the water which they could not get on to, Mir. Smith ls true and staunch republican, but he labOrs under the disadvantaze ot coming from MaIicops County, which Is considered In this Legislature as prima facIa evidence that his designs, are stygian IT their blackness and dia- bolIcsl n their origin. The bill is simply this; that 1t does away with ri- parIan rights, which as every intelligent reader known, created such a turors in California not long ago. and substitutes n law, which IS both eminently practical n it's nature, and simple in it's opera lion.
 The bill to abolish the office of super ntendent of public instruction is hardly likely to pass, nor 1 think would any Dne. who would give the subject little ltudy. recommend that It should. If IS necessary for the welfare of be community, there are plenty of opportunities for the display of their alrnts m that direction, without crip- lling the educational interests of the 
 Ia the new law which is to be by the code commission, a Eom6n of 2l years, will enjoy the ssme egal privileges as a male of the same Ige, except the right of suffrage. It has iOs been submitted yet, and l only [ earned It thIs evening by accident, SO hat l could not predict whether 1t will Iass the House or not; but just think of he advantages that will aorue to 'love- y women II 1t does; how they can go , ut ID the dread and silent hour of the light and paint the town brilliant l rImson how they will be able to re- o.ce in that independencs of spirit, TLich il only imparted by the regular , Ot the matutinal cock tail, . q q how (Shisper 1t not in Gatb) the nysteries which have hitherto sur ounded the consumption of the ap- ,arently harmless, but insidiOus clOvs Till be mastered by the divine creatures, rho have untll now only used this iiiauOus spice for the seasoning of sp- ne dumDliDgs.
 All tine members who Rre sick VIZ: Brace well, White. Peel and Trippe'l are n the mend and will likely grace Economy Hall' with thelr presence by he latter end of the week. Wores, if he Ss s good memory, promises to be one [ the hest informed men m the coun- " by the sime the Legislature adjourns, s he x continually rising for ''informB-
  ri courteous chief clerk, yearus lin his rirTes: for sciencel tO transport bim tO 1 r.Ere whose temperature is unanimous. , grc ried t1 bc seversl degrees more 2 D. cal ths, It is here. at present, and U -h-re knowledge, particularly on Legis s'4tine '-u0iect9. ought tO be rife,
 Go. Bean doesn't say much but he ets there with his little cotton hat llssm. mHnner winch disconcerts 1, 'hays" (as Judge Peel calls them) ot a l.ttla. Andrews he of YavapaI' D hose tongue presents to your o5Eerv ut tcorre-pondeut ths nearest approach !, perpetual motion ever encountered y himl Is still m the ring and although fen krccssd out by hard loglc, and arai reasoning, Es never fails to come g sm.iingiy ".Orninst" sLy measure, bat threatens to take one iota from the lsi-s;ic dignity of fAvAPAI.